HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-6-8, Page 8TIL NWME.
Telt long spell of wet weather ie play.
ing bevy() With Pepe ea low lying laud,
CoawTT Oet)noil leis etsseron tale week
at Gederlch,the Reeve being in attend,
11000.
&mite Rnos, }lava completed the saw -
Orden taken for the sew lawn game of ing of t olr large eilpplyof logs. Thoy're
"Teems Junior" whioh le olaireed to be hustlers,
better than the old. It is 10191 expensive BElies0ie Commit have sold the Mews
and less fatiguing. We are also head. lebonture9,to Stinson & O0., of Toronto,
Tauten for the old reliable game of realizing between $60 and $100 over par
Q10QUET.
Duriug the hot weather refresh your.
self with a cooling aid 'Modelling glass
of our justly celebrated
JERSEY MILK SHAKE
you-willfiudit to be invigorating and
delightful,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800T0ERN RIM:SMON W. 0. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
nd South, as follows:
l8OING SOUTH. GOING No1TO.
Mali 8:54 a.m. Mixed 9:40 a.m.
Express 11:89 a.m. Mail 300 p.m,
nixed 9:00 p.m. Express 9:43 p,m.
$"irn1 Raw Jkelns,
A abiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith be'll pront it.
STnAwnonnlMi.
Baussoos School Board. will meet on
Friday evening of this week.
Toe Saturday esoureions to Lake
Huron are coming to the front.
A Lox of fine cattle were shipped from
here this week by Clegg & Dames.
Feuarn Division Court will be held in
.Brussels on Wednesday, 27th inst.
Ton Brussels Gun Clab have decided
to shoot for the Lsadbury sup on June
18th,
A FooTiALL match between I3ruseels
and Atwood will be played on the Park
Saturday afternoon.
Tee Entrance and Public School. Trey.
ing Examinations will be head on 21:1,
09211 and 30th of June,
A NUMBER of the town sports are tatting
in the ranee at Stratford on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week,
Comm of Revision and Council meal ing
for Brussels will be held next Monday
evening, commencing at 7:30 o'clock,
Wk regret to hear that George A.
Fear, druggist, of Goderiob, formerly of
Brussels, has had to makean assignment.
Fax Physiology and Geography chart:,
recently purchased for the nee of Brus•
e015 Public Sohool, are pronounced to bo
the very thing required.
Pnovlxome, nomination on Tuesday,
19th inst. Election on the 26th. The
nomination for East Huron will bo betel
in Brussels Town Hall.
POSTIIISTER FARROW, Dr. Cavanagh,
Robert Henderson, Dan. Ewan and others
ale beautifying their respective lawns by
setting out evergreen hedges and trees.
A HEISTING of the Directors of Bast
Huron Agricultural Society was held in
the Council Chamber on Thursday after-
noon of this week, to revise the prize list
for next Fal) Fair.
JOHN BnOADyooT's case will come up
for hearing at the June Sessions of the
Peace, to be held at Goderioh on Tuesday
of cert week, 12th inst. A number of
wttnee908 will go from here.
"Loan Tnyxeew" and "Lad: Garfield"
were diatauced in the 2.00 and 2,19 races
at St. Thomas, on Thursday of last week.
"Saranac" won 2nd money in the 2.30
trot. Seven beats were trotted to settle
it. 2,29}} was the best time made.
Taxa Norm,—The publisher of the Port
Hope Guide recently got judgment for
$11.00 against a Guelph man who sent
bank hie paper "Refused." Judge Ketch-
um was very severe upon this species of
dishonesty. The publisher also got costs.
MAITLAND LACROSSE ASSOCIATION.—The
first of the aeries of lacrosse matches
under the above Aseooiation was played
at Listowel on Wednesday between Lis.
towel and Wingham the latter winnipg
by 4 straight goals. Robt. Ross, of Brue•
sets refereed the game. A match be-
tween Harrieton and Brussels was played
on Victoria Square Thursday afternoon
full particulars of which will be given
next week.
Ix public lessons in deportment, speech
and gesture, not to speak of the intelleo-
tual benefits of all these entertainments,
when in the hands of such able exponents
as Agnea Knox, they roust produce a
great amount of good. The reception
which she received at the hands of the
large audience was of the most cordial
description ; in fact, as the program was
Unfolded, and the great versatility of her
gifts displayed they became thoroughly
enthusiastic, and encored again and
again.—'lite Hamilton Advertiser, Soot.
land.
POLITICAL BizETINGE.—Political meet-
ings in the interests of Thos. Gibson, for
the East Riding of Huron, will be held
as follows :--June 12111, school house No.
3, Turnberry ; June 13th, Goeman's
aehool house, Morris ; June 14th, separ-
ate school, Hullett; June 15th, Manly's
echool house, Mo$illop ; J rine 16th,
Spsiren's school house, Grey ; June 18911,
Dames' Hall, Cranbrook; June 20211,
Harlock ; June 21st, Township Hall,
Ethel ; June 22nd, Molesworth ; June
23rd, No. 1 school ]louse, llowick ; June
25th, Town Hall, Gorrte. Meetings will
commence at 8 p. m. Mr. Gibson and
other speakers will address the meebiuge.
The Opposition candidates are invited.
C. 0. F. Deooxsrnarr.,v.—The large
restore are out for the Foresters' big
Demonstration, on July '1 id. The pro•
gram will be 8. 1, embraoing Lacrosse
and Football matches ; amusing water
fight ; athletic epode ; exhibition of
steam and chemical Fire Engines, &0.
After the procession addresses will be de-
livered at Victoria Park by Peet High
Chief Ranger Edward Tows, of London;
High Secretary White, of Brantford ;
Dr. Stanley, Chairman of the Medical
Board, of Brantford, and other High
Court officers. 6,000 visitors are expect-
ed and five or six Brass Sande. Single
fare on the G. T. R. good to go on Satur.
day or Monday and return on Tuesday.
Invite your friends to Brnesels that day,
on the treneaotion.
Mows & 00. are adding more machinery
to the woollen faotory and are pfeperiug
to hustle work through this Summar,
They want a large c)nentIty of wool,
%rism'r & Gatutei, of the National
Roller Mills,.are agaiu importing this
week some more No. 1 hard Maoitoba
Spring what, to be manafaotured into
their brand of 883011oba pure patent
flour.
Tee large tauk put in by R. N. Barrett
in oonaeotion with hie proposed bath
room, has the capacity of 4,000 gallons of
aqua pure, and Mr. Barrett hopes to
boom a "virtue" said to Within to Godli,
aims, viz„ oleanlineas,
Fociw.—A grove sootal will be bald
under the ausplcee of Knox church Chrie
Ilan Endeavor Society, at Delgatie'e
grove, on Tuesday, Jens 19th, '!'Dame
will leave D. 0. ROSS' store at 4 o'clock
and 0 o'olook. Admission 10o.
GRAND 0oxomnT.—On tbe evening of
Dominion Day celebration in Bruesole
the Foresters intend holding an A 1 eon•
cert in the Town Hall, They���have en.
gaged the talented Agnes RIME, (1frs.
Black), Herry Rioh, oomi0 vocalist and
character.deliueetor, Brussels orchestra,
and other talent. Mark down the date.
Somata RACES.—Posters are being is
sued for the Summer meeting on the
Driving Perk, Brussels, on Monday, July
2nd. There will be three events, in which
a large number of the best horses in the
country will compete. The Turf Club
are pushing all neoeeeary preliminary ar-
rangements and count on a great day's
sport,
Glaeox's COM)HTTzE Roots.—The Lib-
erals have rented the large sample room
in the Queen's Hotel block for their Com-
mittee room during the election cam-
paign. Members of the Committee will
be found there in the evenings to furnish
information, receive reports, &o. All
supporters of Mr, Gibson will be welcom-
ed, whether belonging to Brussels or
other municipalities.
HARRY Rica, humorous vocalist, ap•
peered before a Shelburne audience for
the first time, and judging from hie re.
oeption it will not be his last visit. He
soored an immediate emcees, and at hie
next appearance on the program Dom•
pletely captured the audience. He re-
ceived several double encores, and grao-
louely reepo ,ded,—The Free Press, Shel-
burne.
ODrr.—A Port Albert correspondent
speaks of the demise of an aunt of T. A.
Hawkins' ad follows :—After a long and
severe illness Mrs. Henry Otway passed
away on the 21st ult. Her maiden name
was Margaret !lines, and she was born in
Ireland abont 51 years ago. Her hus-
band is H. Otway, now merchant in thie
village. The funerel took place on the
23rd alt., and was largely attended.
DIBb —Clifford Ames, the bright little
eon of D. 0. Boss, died last Friday af.
ternoon after a very brief illness, aged
one month and twenty six days. The
child had a mild type of measles and no.
thing serious was apprehended until
Thursday night wh'n oonvalsious set in,
whioh resulted as above stated. Mr, and
Mrs. Ross are deeply sympathised with
in the loas of their little one. The funer•
al took plaoeon Sabbath afternoon, Rev.
John Ross, B. A., conducting the service.
Rmrovmu To WoonoTocx.—This week J.
T. Pepper and family removed to Wood.
stock, where Mr. Pepper recently pur-
chased a large drug business. We never
lilte to lo e worthy residents from Brae -
eels but take great pleasure in introducing
Mr. and Mre. Pepper to the people of
Woodstock and we hope they will be
greatly prospered in their new home.
The drug business belonging to Mr. Pep-
per in town will be continued, and will be
in charge of Sbnnlev Jaokson, a licensed
chemist, of Woodstook, assisted by J.
McRae.
Quire a display of farming implements
consisting of binders, movers and rakes,
passed np our street on Wednesday morn-
ing. They were loaded oa farmer's wag•
ons at the depot, aid forming a prooes-
sion proceeded to the Oeutral Hotel
where the farmers were hospitably enter.
tained to dinner. The line of wagons
reached from the bridge nearly to the
Post office. The implements are mann-
featured by Frost & Wood, of Smith's
Falls: J. r. Gilpin is the popular and
enterprising agent in Brussels, and farm•
ere would do well to give him a call be-
fore making purchases.
LnOAr —The appeal in Senior ve. Blo-
Gilliouddy was argued before Falcon.
bridge and Street, on a motion to set
aside judgment entered by Armour, C. J„
at the trial at Goderioh, and to enter
judgment for plaintiff for nominal dam-
ages or for a new trial. The action was
for libel, and defence was justification.
The jury found no damages and that each
party ',build pay hie own costa. The
trial judge upon this recorded verdict for
defendant, and entered judgment dlsmis•
sing action without costa. Shepley, Q.
0., for defendant. Motion dismissed
with coats.
EnuoA'rroxtL.•—In this county, at the
next MidsummerExaminatione, the fol-
lowing numbers will write ;
182 Primary, or Third Class,
93 Junior Leaving, or Second Class,
10 Senior Leaving, or First Class,
21 Matriculants,
316 in all.
$1,550 were oolleoted as the fees of these
examinations, of whioh 0988 were sent to
theEduoation Department, to pay for the
examining of the papers, and the balance,
$612, was retained to pay the local ex.
pauses for presiding, paper, ink, etc. In
East Huron 366 have applied to write on
the Entrance Examination, and 145 on
the Publio School Leaving.
FENANOIAx.--A largely attended meeting
of the creditors of Messrs. McIntosh &
MoTaggsrt, private bankers, was held at
the American Hotel, Braeaele, on Friday
afternoon of last week. Dr. MoTaggart
was present and gave a lucid aoeouut of
the business and the outlook for the
future. We understand there is about
$6,000 of outstanding accounts, some of
whioh will be collected through the
Courts. The business management will
be left in A. Oouslsy'e hands, who has eo
satisfuntorily conducted the arrangements
in the past, and it le expected another
dividend will shortly be decilitre& which
will likely make the tote) paid 85 or 871
cents on the dollar.
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P?'ST
s7UNi 8, 1.394
jE.'e9,lll,e We IBntow,
Jae, Ballantyne la visiting in Stratford,
Mre, W. H. Kerr 14 vieiting tit Gode.
doh,
R, Gerry end wife Sundayed in sea.
forth,
Walter Smith and wife are visiting in
Seaforth.
Was. Timmins, of Toronto, was in town
last week,
,Mrs, (Dr.) MoNaoghtou is 10 808100th
this week,
Miss Moore, of Aline, is visiting et
T, Moore's,
Mies Dolly Shaw is vieiting fu Mitobell
end Clinton.
J. Downingabtsnded the Oonferonae at
Geduld] 0n Sunday.
Thos. Rose, of Oheelsy, was in Brussele
fora /OW days thie week.
Miss Bate Humbly, of Winghmn, is
vieiting Miss Dolly Backer.
Mre. 3. E. Brydges is malting a viait
with reltttivee at Dungannon,
Mies Hattie ltoderoas, of 1Vinghnm,
Was vielting Mies Lillian Ainley.
Jae. O'Leary, of the Queen's, took in
the sports at Port Huron this week.
Dr. lifoTaggarb, of Behirman, Ala.
barna, wag in town last week for a few
days.
B. Dennis attended a meeting of the
Huron Deanery at Goderioh on Tuesday
of thie week.
Pare. S. Pearson is in town after an ex.
tended visit to Woodstock, Georgetown
and other places.
We bear that, A. J. Lowiolt, of Tiver.
ton, formerly of Brussels, had the mis-
fortune to break his leg.
The Goderioh Signal says :—G. A,
Fear has gone to New York, where we
understand he bas secured a position.
B. Davies intends leaving shortly for
Woodstock where he will continue his
relation with J. T. Pepper i11 the drug
business.
Mrs. 0. E. Turnbull, of Guelph, is
speeding a week in town aiding in the
management of THE Pose in the Editor's
absence at Co. Council.
Mrs. William Vanstone, formerly of
Brussels, baa been quite ill ab her home
in Galt, but is improving Wisely now.
Mrs. Vanstone is well up in the seventies
we understand.
C11UItIlf CRIME4.
There was no eervie5 in St. John's
ohurah Sunday evening, owing to the
ateenoe of Rev. G. W. Reilly.
Rev. J. Kitching, of Victoria Univer-
sity, ouounied the pulpit of the Metho.
dist church last Sabbath.. His sermons
were highly appreciated,
Next Sabbath morning Rev. G. H. Cob•
bledick will preach to the Maccabees.
The service will begin at 11 a. m. In the
evening the sermon will be to young
women.
Tbe Board of the Methodiet church
have granted their pastor four or five
week's holidays. His work will be sup-
plied by the ministers of the neighboring
°bargee.
Rev. John Ross, 13. A., will leave for
the General Assembly, at St. John's, on
Monday of next week. A special train
will be ran for the accommodation of the
delegates from Toronto.
Melville cborob received an addition of
15 to its membership last Sabbath. 228
were present at the communion, being
the largest number in the history of the
congregation. Many from Knox church
also participated in the sacramental ser-
vice.
The following officers have been elect•
ed iu oonueoliun with the Christian En-
deavor Society of Melville church :—
Hon, Prod., Rev. John Ross, B. A. ;Pres.,
D. Hogg ; Vice•Pres., Neil MoLauchlin ;
Oor.•Seo., A. M. McKay ; Rec.•Seo., Miss
Cooper ; Treasurer, Miss Oousley ;
Prayer Meeting Com., Mre. Wilson, Mx.
Cameron, Mies Maggie • Stewart, Miss
Harris, Mr. Grant ; Look -out Cum., Mre.
Tufts, Miss Ferguson, Miss Ross, Mrs.
McKenzie, A. M. McKay ; Social Oom.,
Mrs. Jno. Stewart, Jas. Ballantyne, Alex.
Ross, Miss Ainley, Mies Inman, Mr.
Blair ; Flower Com., Blies Annie Stew-
art, Miss Birdie Roberton, Miss Minnie
Stewart, Miss Dora Smith, Mies Crooks,
Kenzie Scott, Willie Copley; Organist,
Mies Jennie MoLauohlin ; Leader, Miss
Mary Ross.
Business Locals,
ONLY 4 weeks more. See advt. on page
5. Good Brother's.
Jose received one oar Manitoba Patent
Flour. Baiter & Vanstone.
Fon single harness oheap and durable
Dome to us. I. C. Richards.
Mira pane, mills pane and strainers of
the best quality at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
BAnxnn & VANB'IONE have opened out is
flour and feed store at Baeker'a old stand,
Brussels.
Wool WANTED.—Highest price paid for
all kinds of wool delivered at our flour
and feed etore, Beaker & Vanstone.
FINAL Norroo.—In order to SEM coats
all accounts must be settled by 2001
June. Good Bros., Brussels.
A FULL stock of creamery cane and
milk oans of the very beat material and
workmanship at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
10 QT/ART galvanized pada, japanned,
3 for 25o., regular price 30o oaoh. Only
a few dozen on hand, and can't be re-
placed for double the money. Ballantyne
& Wilton.
CAnnaoE plants, early and late, aauli.
flower and tomatoe plants now ready.
Celery in season. A fine oolleotiuu of
house and bedding plants, new varieties
at T. Kelly'e,Brueeele. 44.4
Mimi HARDWARE STORE.—Fenno wire
$2.40 per 100 lbs. Cut nails $2.25 per 100
lbs. Screen doors at $1,26 each. Window
Banana any size. Good spray pampa,
$2.00 eaoh. A good second band bicycle
oheap. Barbed wire and wire nails
away down at B. Gerry's,
Wiem•DIomNo AND Diux nio.—George
Birt bas all the neoesaary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure eatisfaotion.
Welle cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable, Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et„ Brussels. 34-tf
le you want a tirst.alaee buggy, Dart or
wagon call on J. Wynn. I have the best
value in buggies for the money ever of.
feted in Brussels. I keep no cheap slop
work in factory buggies that we read
about. Illy stook le of the very best.
If you want a wagon for less money than
my own make I can supply you with the
Bain wagon, the best factory made wag.
on for sale to -day. Call and stealer your-
self.
J, WYNN, Brussels.
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HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
A.BBETtS, • • (Seven Million Dollar's)
CAPITAL (Autherized) . •
97,000,000
92,000,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebeo, Manitoba, buttal Statce r12England.
lUSSR,L Pin aarigl,
A General Banking Business Tranoaoted. Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from late of deposit to date of
withdrawal and oompounded half yearly.
i 1'80154 ATTENTION siyOlO TO THE CODLsoTIQN OF FARMERS' BALE NOTRE.
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART, MANAoso.
GXL LIES 84 SMITE, da,7 .x'01 S9
BRUSsmas,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts .Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Serums Rams Papa firowaar•
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at tbe end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect le write Insurance in old English or Callaghan Companica, or in Mat.
1101 t0111101nieS ae n,uy be desired.
AooaTs FOB CANADA AND UNITED STATES ; THE CANADIAN BANS OF OOsiIsROe.
Wool wanted at Brussels woollen mill.
Highest prise in cash or trade.
Monogr price paid for any quantity of
good wool. HowE & Co. Brussels
0. 0. F,—Por the next three months
special inducements will be offered by
Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0.
F., Brussels, to any person desiring to
become a member of that Order, the in.
Mather, fee being reduced during that
time. As this is one of the leading In.
summers and Beneflaiary Societies in the
country people should take advantage
of this offer. Por full information ap-
ply to
A. Rem, O.l0,;
A. HomNIe, F. S. ;
W. Mamma, Treas.
BARGAINS IN WALL PAVER. -2,000 rolls
of beautiful American Wall Papers just
to band, bought at less than 600 on the
dollar. Don't listen to elap•trap but -
come right along and choose at your own
price, Elegant gilts at 100, 150, 20o and
20o, formerly sold from 300 to 60c. All
papers hong perfectly at 10o. Come all
and cone quick, for they won't last,
W. Roddick.
Orin acliau Nesv,e.
One thousand carpenters in St. Louis
went oat on stripe Last week.
At Golpoys, a hamlet three miles from
Wiarton, a tame bear belonging to James
Shackleton, hotel keeper, of that place,
while playing with the four.year•old child
of the owner, became angry and tors the
child to pieces.
Henry Sheard is seeking an injnnetion
against the Willard Tract Society to re.
strain them from continuing to build the
addition to their premises at the corner
of Youngs and Temperance streets, To-
ronto, now in course of erection.
A very sal occurrence took plaoe at
the home of Jas. Graham, con. 18 West
Luther, the other day. A little child 21.
months old, was left alone in the house
for a few minutes, and by some means
got the stove doer open, and pulled° burn-
ing stink out. The child's clothes caught
fire and it was to severely burned that it
died the following morning.
What oame very near being a fatal ac-
cident happened in Wallaoeburg the oth-
er evening. Mrs. R. McLaughlin, while
giving her busband medicine, got bold of
the wrong bottle by mistake, and gave
him a dose of laudanum. A doctor was
hastily sent for, and it was by dint of
bard work only that Mr. McLaughlin's
life was saved.
Friday morning about 8 o'clock, the
dwelling house and barber shop and
butcher shop owned by John H. Brown,
of Durham, and occupied by Oscar Beek.
er and E. T. MoClooklin, respectively,
were completely destroyed by fire. Loss
about $1,000 ; buildings insured in Brit-
ish American and Wellington Mutual for
$550, A solid brick wall on each side,
together with the exertions of the eiti•
ions, prevented the fire from spreading.
A burglary was oommitted at Wiarton
on Friday morning of last week on the
premises of Sadlier Bros., dry goods mer.
chants. About 3 o'olock, Davis, a tailor
sleeping overhead next door, heard aloud
explosion, and getting up and trying
Sadlier's back door, found it unlocked.
He immediately raa to Sadlier's residen-
ce and gave an alarm. On entering the
More they foetid it full of smoke, the sate
door blown off and $300 missing. No
clue as yet to the perpetrators.
The overflow of the Fraser river, Van-
couver, B. 0., is causing great destruc-
tion and loss of life. The surrounding
valleys hays been submerged, houses and
outbuildings of ranches have been swept
away, and herele of cattle and flocks of
sheep have been drowned. Whole vil•
loges on the banks of the stream areafloat
So far eight lives are known bp have been
lost. Al Langley a little boy fell from
the p0roh of the Langley hotel and was
swept away by the flood. The hotel was
afterward washed from its foundations.
The town is flooded. The whole of Lang-
ley Prairie is now under water, and the
island on whioh is the Indian reserve.
tion is entirely under water. Tbe canoes
in whioh four Indians wore trying to tow
soma cattle from a ridge on the island to
the mainland, were capsized, and three
Of the Indians were drowned. The dead
bodies of three men and a little girl were
found on Hatzbic Prairie entangled a-
mong floating trees. Many other bodies
are reported as having been seen in the
stream in other loonlities. Farmers
fearing to stay longer are taking passage
on steamers and bringing their families
to Vancouver. The towns of Ohillawaok,
Harristou aid. Centreville have been in.
undated, 'Tile damage done to the C. P.
R. tracks ievery.setious all along the
line. At Bluffs the dyking has entirely
given way, and 000 yards of read has
been destroyed. At Niohomen the whole
town is under water. Traffic over the
railroad is entirely stopped, no train hav-
ing arrived from the East since May 28,
ROwnAND.—In Flinn, on May 20th, the
wife of Mr. R. Rowland of a son.
WmsoN.—In Atwood,on May 27th,the wife
of Mr. Wm. H. Wilson of daughter.
Trr000aoo.—In Henfryn, on Sunday,
June 3r3, the wife of Mr. 3. Ii.
Thompson of a eon.
Romme sero.—In Elma, an May 26211, the
wife of Mr. Henry Ronnenberg of a
BOIL
COLEMAN.—On Friday, May 25th, 1894,
the wife of Mr. E. 0. Coleman, of
Seafurtb,of a daughter.
MA1.0R2FJD.
MARTIN—MuCuramioie.—On May 30th, at
Agnes Street Methodist church, To-
ronto by the Rev J. MoD. Kerr,
Mr. Wm. Martin, of Lima, to Miss
Susanna Mo0utoheon, of Toronto.
A:LttxANDan—Bnowa.—At the residence of
the bride's father, Grey, on 24th of
May, by Rev. J. A. Morrison, B. A.,
Mr. Thos. James Alexander, eldest
son of Mrs. Wm. Alexander, to Mies
Sarah, daughter of Mr. Samuel
(Brown.
nx>;a_
Rose.—In Grey, on June 4211, Mary E.
daughter of Chas, Rose„ aged 8 years
8 months and 7 days.
Boss.—In Brussels, on June lst, Clifford
Ames, infant eon of D. C. and Maria
Rose, aged 1 month and 26 days,
03-2.52,17SS2.32.,S OI.GAi23CZ9TS,
Fall Wheat 54 56
Spring Wheat 52 55
Barley 35 87
Peas 52 63
Oats 32 88
Butter, tubs and rolls12 13
Eggs per dozen 7 00
Flour per barrel 3 00 3 60
Potatoes .. 35
Hay per ton .... 6 00 7 00
Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00 00
Hides trimmed 3
Hides rough ., 171 2
Sheep skins, each........ 50 00
Lamb skins oaoh........ 15 00
Apples per bbl........... 1 50 1 75
Wool 13 15
Pork, Live .. 4 00 4 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. .
COOK WANTED, GOOD
' Wages. Apply at the QUEEN'S HOT-
EL, Brussels, at once. -
CARPET WEAVING DONE.
Satisinotlon guaranteed.
MRS. McCRAE,
nearly opposite Dr, McKelve)'s, Brussels,
ptIOYOLE FOR SALE.—
I bavo a ane now English Diesel°,
warranted free from all Imperfections in
material or maoufaobure, which will be sold
cheap on liberal terms.
G. A. DEADMAN
Druggist & Bookseller.
A COMFORTABLE FIRST–
class buggy for sale at pride away
down from original cost. Goodas now. Por
price, tonna, &e., apply at
T. Ft,10'rCHER'S
Jewelry Store, Brussels.
STRAYED ON THE PREM -
17 rano of the and °reigned, lot 5, 000.15,
on or about May 181*,, 1894, a yearling halter,
Owner may have the same by proving. pro-
perty, paying expensesOsod taking
kin 1 her
57.4 Walton.
COURT OF REVISION.
VILLAGE OF BRU681005,
Notice is hereby given that the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the Village of
Brussels, County o3 Huron, will meet as
Oourt.of Revision at the Coueuo1L CHAMBER,
ou
MONDAY. ,lune 11, 1.894, n1 7110 p. 111.
Parties interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
F. B. SCOTT, Clark.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J A. MoNAUGHTON, M, D.
• O. M„ L. B. U.P., Edinburgh, M, O. P.
S, Ont. Itosidsuob and office iu Wilson's
Block, ooriter of 1,1111 and Turnberry Sta.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
I'hvsiolau,. Surgeon Aceouoher, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of college of Physlelans
and Someone, Out. omen—Next door to
, McDonald & do„ Walton Out.
•..,,BUY YOUR, •••
Ilelleboxe
----AND .--
im Paris Green
Pepper's Drug Store)
If you Want the Best.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
I,L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Colie°.
GORE made,. Odlee—Vanotono's Block, Bras,
eels, a1 -em
M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor Oonveyanoor, No tory P ub•
Ino, &e. Oflloo 'Vanstone', Block,1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private. Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOpMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notariee Poblio,
tr. G, OAMDn00, Q, 0., h, Ont, Prom', amLT,
DUDLEY mumps.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Soliottor, 05, (late o1 Garrow &
Proudfoot'e (Moe, Goderioh.)' O19oe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Bruseols.
• Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
>UENTI:4TI
M. CAVANAGH, L. O Sb D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Hoyal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. Oirmon—Over A.R. Smith's Store,
Brussels, Will visit Wroxeter the let nod
Ord Mondays and Blyth the 20,1 and 4th
Wednesdays of each month..
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor
LioeatiaRal Coetal Surgeons.
Grown and Bridge work a specialty. Moder-
ato Pam Bar
Barrett's barSatisfaction I' uroberiy Office
13a'tters-
sels.
VETERINARY.
TD. WARWIOK,
81 •
Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated aaimale in a com-
petent manner. Parbitular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Galls promptlyat-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge 'rurnbelry et„ Brusaele, -
M• H. MOORS V. S.,
H. M., V. M. S. Graduate o2 the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all
domesticated animals treated on ardentlde
principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty, Onlls promptly
attended to. OlOce, over Johnston & Cocn-
rane's marble works. Infirmary ut Beattie's
livery barn, Sruassls, Out. 26 -
BUSINESS CARDS.
]3. MoORACKEN,
Iaeurer of MarriageLicenses. OlUoe
at his Grocery,'11urnbarry, street. Brussels.
I0N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. M, McKay & Co's. hardware store.
Ladies' and ohidreae hair nutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
resunANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Feuds
invested and to loan. Collections made..
Odioo In Graham's Block, Brussels,
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental mesio on
Piano or Organ. will visit Wingllam Tne s-
lay and Wednesday of oaoh week, Iles 1 -
donee on Priem/6 Street, Brussels.
A. HAWKINS, M. O. S. M.
• Organist In et, John's Church, Bros.
eels, and pupil, in the Art of :Teachingof A.
W•Tbayor,Mue.Doo„New York, will give
lessons to pupils either on piano or organ,
at his parlor ever A, B.. Smith's store, Brun.
eels, Vocal lessons also elven. Terms mod-
orate.
AUCTIONEERS.
A• RAYMANN;
Auctioneer, Is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme
cheerfully given. 0ranhrook P.O. Sales
n:ay be Arranged at TUE PoeT Publishing
House, Bruseals.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Lisono°d Auctioneer. Bales oondnot
ed on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
stooks apooialty. Orders loft at Trim PoeT
P ublishingHeuse, Brussels, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
LAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-.
en au an Auctioneer, I am prepared ,
to conduct sales ei farm stook at reasonable
prices, Knowing the standing of nearly
every primp I am in a position to soli to
good marks and got good security when sold
on credit. HabisfLellsu guaranteed. Give
mea call, 32- F S. SCOTT.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—'THE IJN-
nnnaieoixn has several good Farina for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F S. SCOTT, Brunetti.
FARM TO RENT --LOT NO, 21,
Oon, 8, Grey, About 80 acres cleared.
Immediate possession. Apply by mail to
T.0, BEGFNRNABTrout Creek,
or to WM. 0011.81, Ethel,
RM
-12 SA r sale, Lot 21, Dos,30, Township of
Grey, containing 190 aeras. 00 of whioh Is
°leered and seeded down, Well fannedand
epooiaily adapted for dairy pnrpotoo, 'The
balance is heavily wooded. It is near to
church and salmi, Fur particulars apply
to A. 010NA111,
40.5 Oraubrook P. 0,